Tell Me What You Think
Feb 3rd, 2008 by Rob
What do you think of the site? Leave comments here about your general experience at ShallMakeNoLaw.com that don’t fit under any specific post. Thanks for reading!
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Hey Rob!
Sorry this comment is a little late–a very delayed flight set me back in both work and health. I think you’re doing a great job on the site overall. Very interesting content and good range of topics within your subject area, which isn’t quite as broad as some of the others.
I think one of your best posts has actually been the “Honk for Peace” post - really interesting story, good commentary, lots of good links, and (most importantly for me) nice and short. Which brings me to my first overall suggestion for the blog: keep the length down. Personally, if I’m reading something online (especially if it’s a blog), I want the posts to be short and sweet. If I want to read more, I’ll click the links.
In that vein, I’d have to say one of the posts I think could be improved would be the Oklahoma petitioners post. It just seems long, and so do the block quotes.
One thing you’ve done a couple of times that I’d love to see more of is including images. This really spices things up and entices me to keep reading.
One suggestion: for some of the longer posts, you might want to do a jump. That way, people can click to read more if they want to, and it might be more intriguing, too.
Keep it up!
Anna
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